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Gorgo #06

Joe Gill, Joe Sinnott and Vince Colletta · PD

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When the legendary lost city of Atlantis launches an underwater invasion to enslave humanity, only the prehistoric behemoth Gorgo and his mother stand in their way. This monster-sized issue also features educational shorts about real-life "monsters of the deep" and the enduring myths of sea serpents throughout history.

26 pages · 98 panels · every panel read aloud, every balloon voiced, with sound effects and soundscapes.

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How “Gorgo #06” begins

Every balloon from the first pages, as it is read aloud:

Gorgo

And the sea spewed death

Deep from the sea, beyond the swirling depths of the sea's floor, from a city long since forgotten close to the earth's core they came, creatures beyond horror! They came to capture the surface of earth, to renew their destiny and destroy mankind with weapons man could never match! But fate decreed that first they must pass monstrous gorgo and his even more horrendous mother, beasts spawned of the dim time before man, scaley things of the sea whose size was beyond the ken of man! Thus was the stage set for tragedy, and perhaps for the end of mankind on earth!

Gorgo and his mother were known to man though not understood, for who can understand that which goes beyond imagination and hovers on the brink of madness!

Scientists had sought them to perhaps learn the secrets of that time before time that man knows nothing of!

Professor stoddard, look… There! It… It's the thing…

It's gorgo!

The monsterous creature had emerged and come to the land after millions of years in the sea that gave them birth!

Atomic bombs aimed at the monsters had torn open the sea floor, exposing another world beneath from which had emerged an even more frightening ancient monster!

Gorgo's mother, attempting to protect her young, had fought with the noxious thing from the depths…

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